Infallibility and Church Authority Debate in London
A speaker argues against clerical infallibility, questions church unity, and urges reading scripture over church authority. He cites Luther and Augustine, critiques papal secrecy, defends the Douay Bible, and warns against persecuting those who seek truth. He calls for reformers to read the scriptures and challenge established church power.
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Luther
Vilye
Arch
Rome
Rasa
Mary
Joci
Peter
Vlagtons
Piscatius
Waygoral
Scotus
Montalays
Council of ‘Trent
Wingfizhl
Origin
Persecution and Pulpit Turmoil Over Catholicism Debate
In Carlow a heated meeting hall confronts Catholic and Protestant factions as violent tones rise. A printed bull promising paradise to arms sparks accusations of persecution, while mobs threaten clergy. police aid a safe escape for Protestant ministers as the crowd rages, and Dr O Connely labels the Bible as pernicious.
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Carlow
The
Bible Society
Clawry
Bible Cociery
Carrie
Evening Mail
Battersby
Daly
Pope
Father O'Connely
Hin
Lord Lieutenant Audience at Dublin Castle Friday
The Lord Lieutenant will hold an audience at Dublin Castle on Friday next the 20th inst at one oclock in the afternoon. This historical notice sits within the November 3 1824 posting and confirms the upcoming formal audience at the castle for that date and time.
Import Oats From Baltic Delayed By Westerly Winds
Friday marked the final day for Baltic oats imports as persistent westerly winds held up several ships expected to anchor in port. If North Sea storms matched last weekend’s fury, those vessels may have suffered in transit. The Court of King’s Bench refused Henry Lewis O'Brien's civil action against Thomas George French, Cove. French was sentenced to one month in prison after a trial that noted the assault and provoking a duel.
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Baltic
North Sea
Court of King’s Bench
Henry Lewis O'Brien
Thomas George French
Cove
Asault
Arul
Securities not quoted update from Dublin and London markets
No business transacted in the securities not quoted as the Course of Exchange for Tait Day in Dublin and London showed limited activity. Bills on 24 days stood at par with two per cent yields, while bank notes remained steady amid cautious trading and unclear demand.
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Dublin
London
Sarunpay Niext
Atock
France
Spain
Politioa
Europe
Bank of England
Congers
Market News From Dublin Journal Carlow Meeting Report
The Dublin Journal notes a delayed Carlow meeting story and a barren week for London stock market news. It reports on bank and Consols prices, anticipated shifts after the November and January accounts, and a cautious market amid speculation and foreign fund movements.
Market Fluctuations Follow Bolivar Victory and Mexican Saga
Bond yields rise after Bolivar triumph over Royalist forces in Peru with prices lifting above prior peaks. Reports of a Mexico government contractor dispute over a former loan trigger a 4 percent swing in Latin securities before a settlement appears near. New 16 million dollar loan contracted by Barclay, Herring awaits terms. Spanish bonds face doubtful recognition from Madrid and Paris, while South American mining shares surge and Rio del Monte area trades reach steep levels amid ongoing sector activity.
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Bolivar
Peru
Mexico
Vittoris
Fanda
Messra Barclay, Herring, and Co
Madrid
Paris
Ferdinand
Rio del Monte
Buenos Ayres
Brazil
Catholic Association Meeting and Donations Report
The Catholic Association met in the Corn Exchange with Sir Thomas Kemenge in the chair. Donations included 1331 from Waterford for the Catholic rent and 51 from Hamilton Rowman to a member. Letters spoke of Orangemen excesses and a parish priest seeking refuge in Enniskillen. An English Catholic friend gifted a sovereign. Admission of English Catholics as honorary members was agreed. A Louisian American Catholic memorial sought funds for a chapel.
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Thomas Kemonge, Bart
Waterford
Hamilton-Rowan
Orangemen
Catholica
Tempo
Fermanagh
Whoan
Enniskillen
Kiernan
Society of Friends
Lawless
O'Connell
Louis
America
Provincial Intelligence from the Irish Sea and Cork Notes
The canal Steam packet from Horsely to Dublin will soon operate after iron buoys arrive to mark the route within a fortnight. Kerry Sheriff M Gillicuddy refuses to convene a bailiwick meeting on parliamentary representation. A Belfast poem on Princess Charlotte is attributed to Howly of this city. Ballingarry Catholic rent reaches 1501. collectors gain energy. Cullen parish to Deanery tithes agreed at 2751. Ireary Castlebar tithes settled at 621 18s 4d. Lord Mayor of Limerick visits, cattle slaughter and deliveries occur in the Lee city with more to come next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Limerick
Kerry
M‘gillicuddy
Charlotte
Belfast
Wolfe
Howly
Bavardayee
Ballingarry
Thomas Terry
Ligkennet
Jord
Cullen
Cork
Ireary
Castlebar
G. W. Hart
Mishop
Lee House
Seid
Wheat and market prices across nations in late November
Market notes show mixed wheat prices with exports up to the week ending November and varied prices for barley oats and flour across Dublin London and Cork. Reports mention demand shifting lower for wheat, improving provisions, and several price markers in shillings and pence per cwt with regional figures and export activity.
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Elite Oia
Navy
Iwering
India
Axtvan
Baturitay
Ravkina
Fark Ak
Tbe Genet
Aif
WwEtiWey
Banticbury
Averaj
England
Canada
Lae
Sleah
Sats Poss
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Church of
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Hia
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Dens
Church of Home
Innocent
Holy Land
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Earl Raymond
Albigensea
Roman Catolica
Roman Catholic Church
Inquisition
Cardinal Baronius
Capin
Holy See
St. Peter's Chair
Dublin Castle
Royal Canal
A & National Insurance
Royal Iriah
St. Patrick
Shamrock
Dublin Gas
Hibernian
Hiberniane
Aps
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Catholic Association
Provincial Intelligence
Kingdng
Juckson
John Sauden
Begg
Kamry
O'Halloran
Belmore
O' Balle
O' Balle Threatening Bith
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